[BC] Regulations For AM Station DX Te sts

[Robert Meuser]

Rich:

What you say sound good on the surface, but really how much money does 
the average station make between 1AM and 5 AM?

R



Rich Wood wrote:

> ------ At 05:05 PM 12/30/2005, AM Lover wrote: -------
>
>> I guess there just can be no fun left in broadcasting!  What does it 
>> hurt to do a DX test on day pattern and power?  Too much goverment in 
>> my opinion if this is something they worry about. A million  Years 
>> ago I did several  DX tests like that, I never thot once it was 
>> illegal.  But that was back in the good old days.
>
>
> Isn't there usually a reason for reduced power and pattern changes? 
> Maybe like interference to someone the station is supposed to protect? 
> It has more to do with physics than government. If you were supposed 
> to be protecting me I wouldn't appreciate you using daytime power if a 
> silly DX test clobbered my fully programmed signal.
>
> Rich
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